GRAIN
Friendly service at competitive prices.
AGRONOMY
Our Agronomy Division is here for all of your agronomy needs.
FEED
Whether you have dairy cows or you are feeding deer in your backyard, we have the feed ingredients necessary to produce high quality feed.
PETROLEUM
Competitive prices and many different options to help manage your fuel costs.
SEED
We offer only quality brands of seed.
Pro-Ag Farmers' Cooperative is a locally owned and controlled business. Our purpose is to provide farm and rural customers with quality products, marketing, and friendly service at competitive prices that will enhance producer profitability and keep Pro-Ag Farmers' Cooperative financially strong and growing.
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Energy Assitance Information for Covid-19
Annual Meeting Postponed!
We will postpone the meeting until the State allows meetings of more than 50 people. We will keep you informed!
Corona/ Cfap/ccc payment rates available May 26th. Available on 50 percent of 2019 production or unsold inventory as of Jan 15th 2020, whichever is less. The CFAP and CCC payments both apply the way it looks. Through FSA. Google Link below.
farmers.gov/cfap/non-specialty
Pro-Ag is now offering free delayed pricing on corn/beans/wheat delivered Jan 15th forward. No charges until Aug 1st which will then accrue at a 5 cent/bu/mo rate for corn/soybean, 8 cent/bu/mo for wht.
New Crop Corn Average Seasonal Price (ASP) as of 5/27/2020 is $3.59
Pro-Ag will not be paying interest on deferred grain payments going forward.
WHAT IS HAPPENING AT PRO AG? NEW BIN CONSTRUCTION AT PRO AG GRAIN TERMINAL AT HOFFMAN!!
COMPLETED!
AUGUST 13 2018
June 25 2019
February 27 2019
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CASH BIDS
Bids are subject to change
Futures
Weather
Brandon, Minnesota (56315)
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Ag Market Commentary
- Cattle Close Lower for Weekend
- Cattle futures traded $1.37 to $1.75 lower on Friday. For June contracts that wasn’t enough to erase previous moves, as June cattle closed 2.5% higher on the week. From Friday to Friday August feeders gained $6.07, but closed the day with 15 cent l...
- Corn Closes Lower on Friday Pullback
- Corn futures were down 1 1/4 to 1 3/4 cents following the Thursday gains. Private exporters reported a large sale of 101,600 MT of 2019/20 corn to unknown this morning under the daily reporting system. That had little impact. USDA’s weekly Export S...
- Wheat Added more Gains
- The U.S. wheat markets continued the gains from yesterday closing the week 2.2 to 5.8% higher. KC was up the most on Friday closing 6 to 6 1/2 cents higher. For July that was a 5.8% gain on the week. SRW wheat futures closed 4 1/4 to 6 1/4 cents high...
- Cotton Firm and Mixed on Friday
- Front month cotton futures came back from midday lows and ended the session within a dime on either side of UNCH. July and October futures were 2 and 7 points higher, while Dec through May ’21 closed 4 to 7 points lower. The USDA’s holiday delaye...
- Soy Complex Closes in Red
- Friday trading closed the week with losses of less than 1%. Old crop futures were down 5 to 6 1/4 cents and new crop soybeans settled 1 to 4 1/4 cents lower. Soybean meal futures closed with $1.1 to $1.70/ton losses on Friday. Front month soy oil fut...
- Hogs Come Back from Midday Lows
- Lean hog futures rallied back from midday losses and closed $0.95 to $1.70 higher. Save for June hogs which ended Friday’s session with a 7 cent loss. The CME Lean Hog index was up 42 cents on May 27, to $62.95. USDA National Average Base Hog price...
